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Iran War Risk Premium Settles In for a Long Grind

Markets have stopped pricing a ceasefire and started pricing a protracted U.S.-Iran conflict, leaving investors with a lasting geopolitical risk premium.

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China's Falling Oil Imports Reshape the World Economy

China is buying less crude even as its economy grows. The shift in China oil imports is rippling through global energy markets and beyond.

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US Inflation Hits 3-Year High on Energy Surge

US inflation climbed to a three-year high of 4.2% as energy prices surged amid the Iran conflict. Trump's response: 'I love the inflation.'

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Ryanair Family Seat Fee Faces UK CMA Investigation

Britain's competition watchdog is probing whether Ryanair's roughly £8 charge to seat parents with their children is an unfair contract term.

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The Token Economy Wall Street Must Now Learn

OpenAI and Anthropic are heading for the market, and their filings will hinge on a word few investors understand: tokens. SpaceX offers an early look.

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Cramer Calls May CPI 'Artificial Inflation'

May CPI hit a three-year high at 4.2%, but Jim Cramer says the artificial inflation reading is driven by oil and the Iran war. Here's what it means for stocks.

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UK Grid Connection Reform Hits Halfway Mark by 2030

More than 700 clean energy projects have been offered a UK grid connection. But does the surge in energy reporting crowd out climate coverage?

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Trump Says 'I Love the Inflation' as CPI Hits 4.2%

US inflation hit a three-year high of 4.2% on surging oil prices. Trump shrugged it off. The political and Fed fallout could be steep.